Hurricane Advice

[lilapot]

Are u keeping the water out of your house for now too?

Yes, I am fine. The chickies might not say the same. They're a bit..wet. We were going to give them a bath before news of the storm but now we don't need to.

 

[Kiki]

Shy Wolf is the name. I think

Can you check to see if she has been online..and if so if she is safe?

 

[rjohns39]

Her last post was 53 minutes ago

Edited to add: @jeria you still ok?

 

[rjohns39]

You should see a bit of a break soon, it will be a short one--but there's a rain free patch on radar heading your way, its the size of a postage stamp so it could miss you. The storm is turning further east and continuing NE. You've just got a few more hours of this stuff and then you get a break.

 

[barred2rock]

I just double checked my shop vac....it better ducked the water up quick enough. I think we are going to continue to be extremely lucky about not getting water indoors...I sure hope so.

You may be forced to leave due to the lack of supplies. It could be a week or more before you can get out of there on your own. And stores in the area maybe down for weeks or even months. Once someone leaves they may not be allowed back in, even weeks from now.

I'd work on a plan on what you need to do if you have to leave, because the chance is pretty high you will have to.

 

[jeria]

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Can you check to see if she has been online..and if so if she is safe?

I'll go look @ work so keep checking in between client's calls

 

[jeria]

Can you check to see if she has been online..and if so if she is safe?

the last post I see was around 9pm last night just added to her thread asking if she is ok and gave her the name of this one as well.

 

[HenOnAJuneBug]

What a nightmare. Kids are going to freak when they have to wipe their butts with a cut up towel come tomorrow!

Have a telephone book laying around? ... Sears catalog? ... corn cobs?

 

[barred2rock]

It finally looks like Houston metro is going to see dry skies.

 

[jeria]

The Brazos River is being pounded, and all of that water is coming down from the tributaries and creeks into the river," she said. "All the roads around us are flooded. We don't have any evacuation routes to tell people to take."

This was on CNN recently ... Hope that radar means clearing at least for awhile